Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-02
hIm this loss OF cIshs hundred dollars a

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year
luu know. shs proceeded. etlnt thc
Bentley uetcrniina ION ~ strongly ,lo,cio,,.
cd an in me. | said to Sir fansly tho other
day. those words; Me. 1rsfon viii cnlv
leave hlesclwood House II his own re-
quest. II peina m, 60 h,su e. hrcak ths.
ptoml.ei ,s pains ne 10 treat YOU like q
servant. There seems tO bo "a much
soldshnesS in saying: You have behaved
perfectly, but you must 90. rho incon-
venicncc To you u n,thing TO me. aud
therefore you must 20
II am anxionn. SHE went on, sadly. to
show my ostecin. aud O. prove the tfust
have in ycu to show In fact that yon have
given ovory satisfaction FROM Hrni 10 lnsl.
MIR lrNtoil. I want you o. go. bnt will not
bring that about hy the Influence OF tho
mistress. ptcfor 70 employ the influence
OF fucndshir. ! dare any you consider mo
a very odd creature. No matter | havo
my whims occasionally, "a have all people
This - my foolish vhm positively re-
fuse 10 discharge you.
Miss Bentley. You are mol actious7~
1 ann perfectly serious. she replied II
~ positively refuse to discharge YOU. but
say 10 You, Mr.. THfol, tho happiness ~
my n'ccc depends on ,our leaving Hazel.
wood House at the end OF this week
He understood hef. bat there seemed 10
be lump in his thront which would not
lot him speak steadily Iso answered. how
ever
Miss BENTLEY, that in part was my in
tenton. Sinrc the happiness of your niece
depend on my leaving lIaxclwooi House.
brR 10 discharge myself
hhc seized his hand. aud again invo n
that ono hearty. grateful shake Thou tho
interview wns at an end, AMI they parted
for the night
On the following day Mrs. llarcouft and
VIII break tasted alone Prom tho nom.
ing till few minutes before tho dinner
hour Miss Bentley aud her niece were
ciosctcd together IN the laltcrs bcdt0om.
Tho Indy Of lIizeiwood found Ada ~
unusually giy spirits. Sho kissed hor
nifociiuntcly then proposed that they
shonid spend tho morning and after DON
m that room together, unscon and uudis-
turbed.
Ada asked the reason which led hor aunt
TO propose such a. arrangement. the rcply
was, that shc desired 10 have q very long
aud serious conyora'ion With her. Ada
blushcd, and inquired tho subject. Hor
aunt answered "Mr Tryfo,l
Say his chfisian namc. said the poor
girl Let mo SOC " your dear lips look
like mino whom you pronounce 'Wili ="
but Miss Hen,lfy positively refused. de-
spite much coaxing, TO humof her in this
particular.
The girls anxiety lest win should sus-
pect tia. sho lo.od hsm was very great
Her aunt assured her that such hing Was
in the last degree improbable. aud upon
that appealed 10 her pride.
Did not Ada think HAT IL wae shOckinaIy
un-lieniley like, 60 deeiro ocncoalInont and
fo'f suspicion2 Yes. bnt she could not rc.
eist loving him.
Did she think II os all likely that Mr.
INfOil would return her foolish passion2
MOI did that thought distress her ycry
sorclyf No, not cNclly there wss ocsia.
Tic Joy Ia its deep mOuFnfulness. Could
she boar TO think Of Mr. Tyfoii ag mafuod
To nnotiorf iel-.if he were happy va that
marriage Conld she boar parting with
him with the knowledge that slio wonld
never SOC him agnin7 Yes II separatiOn
from her brought him happiness
And 30 gent v. gradually and tcndcdy
with her arms around her, her Hips touch
ing her nicces at every word that might
strike harshly employing all the forces
Of her strong mind, hof knowledge Of her
niece, her affection for her, and her sweet
potcni. womans tact etndyiDg each word
and iiH probable effect before tho made ID
beautiful By giving II soft Httemnce the
perfect woman prepared. by religion md
pure love. the poor Imperfect cbi'd 30 bear
hsr iiitorness.
AR. TfyfoiI had discharged himself from
hor services. nnd he would leave Hazie-
wood iiOuse at the end of tho week. lie
wa gOin1 o. leave them aud bo married.
Neither she Dor Ada would see h ~ more
Ada received tho intelligence with as.
founding calmToas. Her checks biaucbcd
her sighs weIc frequent. tho pny spirits OF
the morning had icfl her. but there Was no
cxcitemont. no loud waiting attending nor
grief yet her love for VIII was no deIn.
sion.
4 should Ike to SOC him once again.
aunty, sho said. 40 quietly aud rosianodlY
tliat Bliss Bent cy felt fearful lest ihe calm.
moss should prove 10 be the prologue ~ q
nofer-ending storm
fo still with the Astounding calf0ness
upou hor, Ada appeared "a dinner that
evening She scarcely uttered dozen
wofde, aud when the ladies retired for
night she calmly held ont her hand 70
Will, n Ell % appear natural. and bluahcd
Good night NJ Tvfol. she said in
her soft, low tones Auuiy told mo this
morning That you are going away iu = few
days 70 be married. I congratulate you
very sincerely. and sieh gish you harpi.
ness always. 0o0i-nig h.
Int whom sho reached her own room. she
fell on her knees end buried her fige on
The bed and tried 10 pray. bat could NOT
Tears silent iears came instead Of words
bht tht oNIDulHt OF uef Rrlei had atlii tho
astonishing cslmuess upon a.
Har smut found her huocling o.. bat
did not knoH that she aas crying unti
she fa'Ffd her from her knees. and then She
stH those silent bitter tears md ihan ahe
pressed her Co haf heart. aud sir9kod hs,
golden hiif
I vii noi ses hlm again. auniy. a2eeri
I Ing a. fay good. bF 1 aai keop fsy Own
room. only plenso D. not hasten bis esIns
because Of chat. Dearest should ike hlin
70 De- here ahoni iho house. au long 81 b
EN- fn rvi tlFicn h'n sTny. ie nssfiiine
ihrt may make hm suspect. iooauso Hhst
wuuid hiil ne. auniy ohi ! would iske
~ see and kiss Mics Grihlm fin1 a1t
hfi Christian nlma f0r mf anli5 10 fhat
mag speiA fo boz hEg a sister ahfn / am
aioDei
While ihe5 we're together Win Tffef
VS. boz the dining f0om ai0uo. llinkInf
deeply acd smoking drfamlif Whiie b.
Has lighting q cigar Miss Ielfity. ato tad
iuft saif. good night to her ri8te.
opened che door
Wilt Turned round They bofh SMILED
sadly They ftnomhafod sf onrr ihrf ttaq
bed nlied esfi iif ho esma positions in thas
inpia once beiois on ih1 afai nilkl of
Wis stsy - ialcieoed honso
VIII het hand Upon toe da0f es Is haI
been taan. ste sHd ahsf sio ha& siid on
fi.1f occasion
-ons sentence. Mr Ifrf0nie
hloam|iei lain. siiHod sieh. and then
iaIf fIH .IHUf aud er.iIri fIs Uhaur..